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  • Chinese leasing firm Far East Horizon was one of the first issuers to reopen the international bond market after a lull of more than a week, raising $300m from a dual-currency transaction on Thursday. But it was forced to pay up for the dollar portion due to lingering volatility in the market.
  • Singapore-listed Sembcorp Industries is planning to spin-off and list its Indian energy unit, which will raise Rp41bn ($632.2m) from a fresh issue of stock, according to a draft red herring prospectus filed on Thursday.
  • China is aligning itself with central banks around the world by giving the People’s Bank of China a leading role in regulating financial markets, Xu Zhong, head of the research bureau at the PBoC, has argued.
  • India's Tata Steel, which mandated a group of 21 lenders in January for a new loan, has shrunk the size of the fundraising following a blowout bond issuance.
  • The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) takes control of Anbang Insurance Group amid concerns over its finances, Fullerton Fund Management offers its first private fund in the onshore market, and the renminbi remains the fifth most used payments currency in January 2018.
  • Venezuela’s cryptocurrency plans were met with a dismissive reaction from Lat Am bond market participants this week, who questioned the value of any currency issued by the defaulting government.
  • At least two Latin American borrowers opted to delay new issue announcements this week as syndicate bankers suggested the names in the pipeline would be more demanding on pricing than their CEEMEA counterparts that did issue.
  • Venezuela has become the first sovereign nation to launch a cryptocurrency. While few outside Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro’s administration are impressed by the pioneering venture, others are expected to follow suit nonetheless, write Lewis McLellan, Costas Mourselas and Oliver West.
  • A study by DBRS, published this week, shows that residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loan delinquency rates have been consistently lower than those on residential property taxes, dispelling some of the uncertainty up around borrower repayments in the budding sector.
  • Investors have been urged to accept a beefed up tender offer from hedge fund Clifden IOM Holdings for several pre-crisis non-conforming UK RMBS deals from the RMAC shelf, despite originator Paratus AMC threatening legal action against anyone that goes along with Clifden's move.
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  • Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten this week capitalised on movements in short end dollar rates to print its largest trade in nearly two years. It was the solitary dollar benchmark this week, but with the Chinese New Year holidays out of the way and Asian investors back at their desks, bankers expect supply to pick up next week and for the very short end to still be the place to be.